Marc Gunther

GreenBiz.com senior writer Marc Gunther is a longtime journalist and speaker who focuses on business and sustainability. Gunther maintains a blog at MarcGunther.com. You can follow him on Twitter at @marcGunther.

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My New (Green?) Car
By Marc Gunther, July 06, 2008
One of the great things about the environmental movement is that it provides cover for those of us who are, shall we say, prudent about spending money.
How GE Gives Away Money
By Marc Gunther, June 30, 2008
The easy way to do corporate philanthropy is to write a little check to everyone who asks.
Sweet News from Mars
By Marc Gunther, June 25, 2008
Some exciting news today from Mars, the giant candy maker: The company is going to spend $10 million to decode the genome of the cacao tree.
Green Power Player
By Marc Gunther, June 18, 2008
Who’s the most powerful person in the world of green business?
Wal-Mart’s Sustainability Czar
By Marc Gunther, June 16, 2008
I continue to be impressed by the scope and seriousness of the sustainability work being done at Wal-Mart.
Father’s Day, Climate & Child Neglect
By Marc Gunther, June 12, 2008
I’ve never been a fan of the Hallmark Holidays. So please forgive me if I come off as churlish when I saw that we -- meaning the fathers of America -- don’t have much to celebrate on Father’s Day...
Who’s Watching the Watchdogs?
By Marc Gunther, June 10, 2008
Public interest groups need more scrutiny. So a forthcoming book called Green Inc: An Environmental Insider Reveals How a Good Cause Has Gone Bad (Lyons Press) by a journalist and activist named...
Small Steps
By Marc Gunther, June 07, 2008
This posting will look at some small steps towards a cleaner planet that have not gotten as much attention.
Technology & Sustainability
By Marc Gunther, June 01, 2008
Like every smart company, Microsoft is thinking about sustainability.
Lieberman-Warner, Going Nowhere
By Marc Gunther, May 30, 2008
The formation of the U.S. Climate Action Partnership was a landmark moment in the long history of efforts to get the federal government to regulate greenhouse gases. But the alliance of big...